Bronzesnake
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Why do some evolutionists constantly revert to childish name calling?There isn't a nice way of saying this: anyone making this claim is either appallingly ignorant or an outright liar.
Anytime you disagree with a position you morph into a school boy mentality and start calling people liars.
Unbelievable.
“intermediate features†being the key revealing remark.In fact, there are far too many fossils with intermediate features to count - trillions if you include microfossils.
Desperate evolutionists clinging tenaciously to Darwin’s rotting corpse are forced to use these “similarities†in lou of real series of graduated transitional fossils which do not exist as Gould, Eldridge and other evolution heavy weights have admitted, and try to present these examples as though they were examples of series of graduated transitional fossils.
All you people can ever do it paste your illustrations and present hypothesis as though it were reality.
The example you provided of the hypothesised tetrapod/fish evolution is exclusively based on assumption. Don’t you know this? This is exactly what evolutionists do – they show some nice drawings of individual life forms and place them side by side, or in this case atop of one another, and the great hope is that no one will question why there the evolutionists haven’t used photos of these animals, and why there are no photos showing a graduated transition between each of those individual life forms into the next on the list.
I don’t know; perhaps you actually believe these illustrations show a real series of transitional animals Evo...do you?
You are aware that each of those animals actually represents a distinct life form right? You do understand that what is missing from that nice drawing is the in-between transitional series from each of those animals drawings to the other right? Please tell us you didn’t believe these drawings of distinct animals actually represented a series of graduated transitionals.
Where can we view the actual series of transitional fossils please?These fossils show the transitions between major groups, from fish to amphibians,
Or are we simply to take your word for it?
Here we go yet again. A new fossil is discovered and immediately before any real investigation is done evolutionists everywhere are proclaiming it to be the great missing link!for instance, as well as from one species to another. New discoveries are continually made, from the half-fish, half-amphibian Tiktaalik
Take a look at the hyperbole...
http://www.icr.org/article/tiktaalik-our-ancestor/
The New York Times (NYT) reports that the recent discovery of a large scaly creature in Canada is “a predecessor of amphibians, reptiles and dinosaurs, mammals and eventually humans†(Wilford 2006). National Geographic News (NGN) crows that “fossil hunters may have discovered the fish that made humans possible.â€
But before evolutionists start celebrating, they should keep in mind that Tiktaalik roseae is incomplete. Scientists as of yet unable to determine what the hind fins and tail might have looked like. Paleontologist Neil Shubin states, “We’ve really only begun to sort of crack that spot [the small rocky outcropping 600 miles from the North Pole where Tiktaalik was found]†(AP 2006).
Also noteworthy, is the use of diffident language by the secular reporters and scientists when discussing Tiktaalik. For example, NGN says this creature “may†be a missing link. While the NYT states that changes in this creature “anticipate†the emergence of land animals. One may anticipate leaving the house, but he is still in the house.
One should note that the bones in Tiktaalik’s fins have no axial skeleton connections. This is significant because without this direct connection, no true walking could be done by Tiktaalik. Furthermore, the fins of this creature enclose rays, not digits such as toes or fingers.
Here's the great missing link!
Would you gamble your eternal destination on such "evidence"?
Please show us proof Evo.to an early giraffe with a shorter neck than modern animals.
You can’t because it’s all inferred.
If evolution is true the earth should be crammed full of series of graduated transitionals Evo, and yet they are not here. All you can offer is inferred “proof†and nice illustrations. Hey prove me to be wrong, just give us some real photos dude.
OK, I’ll take your word for it. Now please direct me to the real fossil photos.What you don't seem to understand is that those drawings aren't "guesses" They are based off of fossil findings.
So the parameters are changing again huh?A transitional form does not need to be a perfect halfway house directly linking one group of organisms to another. It merely needs to record aspects of evolutionary change that occurred as one lineage split from another. They don't even have to be fossils: many living lineages have transitional features.
Pretty so you’ll be telling us that transitional forms don’t have to be transitionals at all, they just have to be composed of bones. Hey wait a minute! You have - Gould's Punctuated Equilibrium says long periods of stasis and sudden bursts of new life forms which happen so quick there is no fossil evidence!
This makes it extreemly easy to defenc evolution. Because you don't need any real proof according to Gould. That's science?!
“Illustrations†again huh? Show the real fossil photos if they exists Evo.Perhaps the most complete set of transitional fossils is the so-called "fishibian" (you know, the first picture i posted) sequence showing the steps by which fish crawled out of the water and onto the land during the Devonian period (see Illustration). The first of these to be discovered was Ichthyostega, in 1932, though it was not properly described until 1996. Its limbs and skull were amphibian-like, but it had a fish-like tail and gill coverings, as well as a classic fish characteristic: a lateral-line sensory system for detecting currents in water. Since then an incredible array of fishibians has been found spanning the entire transition, from the distinctly fish-like Eusthenopteron to the four-legged amphibian Hynerpeton.
And what you’ve done here is present “evidence†via homology because these illustrations don’t even show any of the critical in between transitions.
I could do the same thing, only I'll use actual photos, so my evidence will be even more ligitimate...
I will prove the evolution of the bowling ball from small nuts...
This is exactly what you have done.
I've shown images, using real photograph nit illustrations, and shown the transitional similarities from acors all the way upto bowling balls.
I did not show any in between series of graduated transitions from the acorn to the chestnut, and from the chesnut to the walnut, or from the walnut to the coconut, or the coconut to the bowling ball, but hey as you have stated...
There would be no need to show any in between transition series because they all share similarities so this is proof that this is an excellent prominent source of physical evidence within all science.A transitional form does not need to be a perfect halfway house directly linking one group of organisms to another. It merely needs to record aspects of evolutionary change that occurred as one lineage split from another. They don't even have to be fossils: many living lineages have transitional features.
I agree, faith is good enough.a viable means for what? the proof of evolution? It's not needed.
So ironic!Evolution is one of the most prominent source of physical evidence within all of science. It is unimaginable how someone could not only not understand it, but not see it.
John